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One of The Media Leader’s inaugural Future 100 manifestos — to improve working conditions for neurodivergent people in media and advertising — has been developed into an industry initiative.

Consumers value companies that demonstrate concern for societal and environmental issues. For brands, this could mean stronger consumer loyalty and trust, as well as higher returns and share price.

Advertising is a powerful tool in helping reframe what we should aspire to. How can brands promote sustainable behaviour even when they’re not promoting sustainable products?

Giffgaff is the launch brand partner to be featured in a new advertising reel.

The GoodNet’s commercial chief shares her media sales advice and the biggest turning point in her career.

Sustainability often faces a significant hurdle: it’s seen as a cost rather than a strategic investment.

The toolkit is accompanied by a report that identified key barriers for change.

This year, the scheme covers three areas: business, talent and charity.

With investors demanding to see good sustainability records and boardrooms looking more closely at media supply chains, businesses need to keep ESG top of the agenda.  

When brands spend big on sponsorship, the sums involved can make them cautious. But they should use this opportunity to challenge their current business models, Hannah Mirza explains.